Selecting the winery of the year from those entered in the 2013 Sommelier Challenge in September would be a snap if it simply...

The results are in and the fifth annual Sommelier Challenge had a decidedly international flair. Six countries are represented...

The James Molesworth blog over at WineSpectator.com takes a stab at film criticism, throwing a wet blanket on Somm, the film...

Over on the reviews page I'm very upbeat on the Dutton Goldfield 2011 Freestone Hill Pinot Noir, from what was a disaster of a...

 Bordeaux, arguably the epicenter of the modern wine universe, wasn't always a hot destination for wine tourism. Unlike the...

 Having just weathered a warm and muggy Labor Day grilling experience, I have a few thoughts on keeping your wines cool and...

In the first chapter of “Wines of the New South Africa,” author Tim James sets a reflective but promising tone by...

With the long Labor Day weekend just over the horizon, the end of the summer grilling season draws near. That means it's time to...

With last month's Taste of the Critics Challenge in San Diego, I have completed a full cycle of public tastings of medal-winning...

Over the weekend in Paso Robles, the Eberle Winery team walked off with the Peoples' Choice trophy at the 15th annual...

 When Judy Jordan founded J Vineyards & Winery in California’s Russian River Valley in 1986, she had a very clear...